What can college students really do for intangible cultural heritage?

First of all, the list of intangible cultural heritage protection includes the following categories: oral narration and expression, performing arts, social customs and ceremonies, knowledge and practice about the natural universe, traditional handicraft skills, and traditional art calligraphy. Unlike the Great Wall, they can set up protected areas and formulate relevant laws to restrict and regulate everyone's words and deeds, so as to achieve the purpose of protection and last for thousands of generations. Therefore, the generation of intangible cultural heritage is the spiritual and cultural world handed down from generation to generation by ancestors, which develops and prospers and benefits mankind. Therefore, we are required to deeply understand the essence of intangible cultural heritage and learn, communicate, display, develop and inherit it.

To truly make your own contribution to the heritage, you need strong perseverance to support it, and you must have the spirit of perseverance, be grateful to your ancestors and benefit future generations. This is an arduous but glorious and meaningful protracted war, which deserves every contemporary college student's contribution.

Choose one or more categories you like, learn and pass them on. Specifically, I started from the surrounding environment where I grew up, and explored various folk customs, crafts and cultures with China national traditions, such as paper-cutting, polls, holiday customs and so on. Understand its origin, development history and present situation, and consider the way out for its development and inheritance. With the help of advanced network technology, we will share this intangible heritage with our classmates, colleagues, relatives and friends, and partners. Practice, learn, understand, master and practice with the attitude of embracing all kinds of intangible cultural heritage. Year after year, day after day; From yourself to others, from the minority to the majority. . .

The life of our ancestors is far less colorful than our contemporary life, but they still created countless cultural treasures with their wisdom and labor, which greatly enriched the social life and national culture at that time. Through in-depth understanding of our heritage, I believe it will also help more and more young people get rid of unhealthy lifestyles such as indulging in the Internet and relying too much on social media, and develop a healthier and more beneficial colorful cultural life.